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The first of November 1653.
The claime of … The first of November 1653.
The claime of Peter hubrecht and}<br />
hendrick Sutfeild of hamborough for}<br />
the ''Peter'' Cornelis yarickson master}<br />
and the goods in the same, taken by}<br />
Captaine dunston.}
'''Cornelius Yarrickson''' of hamborough Mariner<br />
Master of the said vessell the the ''Peter'' aged 37 yeares<br />
or thereabouts sworne and examined.
To the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that the said Peter hubrecht and<br />
hendrick Sutfeild were and are the true, lawfull and sole owners of the<br />
said shipp the ''Peter'' and lading of wooll and seacole aboard the same being<br />
20 sacks of wooll and eleaven lasts of coales, which the said owners laded<br />
aboard her at hamborough about three monthes since and set her out thence<br />
by saile therewith for Ol[one] in Normandie and there to deliver the same for their<br />
proper accompt, and that the said shipp departed therewith from hamborough<br />
for O[one], and in her course was on the seaventh of October last old<br />
stile off the Shingles mett with by Captaine dunstan a private man of warr<br />
of this nation, and brought up to Rie, all which hee knoweth being master of the<br />
said vessell and constituted master of her by the said owners, and being aboard<br />
when shee was soe seized by the said dunstan, who tooke this deponent and<br />
one of his company out of this deponents shipp into his man of warr, and<br />
carried them to dover and put them there into a house where they were kept<br />
as prisoners for the space of nine dayes without being suffered to goe out<br />
or any body to come and speake with them; And saith at the time of<br />
the said seizure the said Captaine seized and tooke away this deponents<br />
writings being two seabriefes, and fowre other writings or letters and a bill of<br />
lading for the said goods. And lastly saith that as hee hath bin credibly informed<br />
this deponents other two men (for hee had but three besides himselfe) that were<br />
carried to Rie in the said shipp are nowe out of her and gonne to dover,<br />
soe that his shipp and lading as hee beleeveth are wholly kept in the<br />
possession and are on the discretion of the said dunstan at Rie
Repeated before the three<br />
Judges:-/
[?Cornly ?Yarecss] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The 2d day of November 1653:
The clayme of the widdowe of Hance Lemmerman)<br />
of Hamborough deceased, and of John Lemmerman)<br />
Hans Lemmerman and Thomas Lemmerman for<br />
their goods in the ''Black Cock'', whereof John ffransea<br />
[?haon] was Master) Budd ffrancklin)
'''jus.'''/:-
vide Y.Y.
'''Jacob Wigandi''' of Hambrorough<br />
Merchant aged 25. yeares or thereabouts<br />
a Wittnes sworne and examined saith<br />
and deposeth as followeth videlicet
To the first second and third articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
That in or about the moneth of January 1652. (new style) one<br />
Abraham Vergensis of Dantsick in Poland, (whom this deponent hath<br />
for theise 5 (Poss 6) yeares and upwards by Correspondencie well knowne to<br />
be ffactor agent or correspondent to the parties producent, and for severall<br />
yeares before, as hee hath observed by their bookes of accompts) by the order<br />
and direction of Katharine Lemmerman the Relict of the said Hance<br />
Lemmerman and of John, Hance and Thomas Lemmerman heires of<br />
the said deceased, and for their accompt did take to freight<br />
of the said John ffransen Haen (then and for some time before and<br />
after Master of the said shipp the ''Black Cock'') his said shipp then lying ''Black Cock'') his said shipp then lying +
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